A Treatise on Limnology: Geography, physics, and chemistry. pt. 1. Geography and physics of lakes

appears bays bicarbonate Birge bottom caldera cent circulation cirque clinograde coast coefficient concentration containing crater delta density deposits depressions determined developed dimictic lakes drainage effluent endorheic epilimnion equation Esthwaite Water evaporation evidence examples ferric ferrous iron FIGURE fjord lakes glacial glaciers gradient heat hydrogen sulfide hypolimnetic hypolimnion increase indicated irregular island Juday known Lake Baikal lake basins Lake Mendota lake waters lakes formed lakes Type layer less limnological Linsley Pond liter lower maximum depth mean metalimnion monomictic moraine observed occur origin outwash oxidation oxygen oxygen curve period phosphorus Pleistocene pluvial Lake present probably produced quantity radiation region relative result river rock basins saline saturation sediments seiche shallow shore silica small lakes soluble solution stratification Strøm studied sulfate sulfur summer surface Table tectonic temperature thermal thermocline turbulent valley values variation velocity vertical volcanic wave wind Wisconsin